Marketing

Potential export problems include packaging, government red tape, warehousing, advertising, and ...

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The four tigersSingapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Konglearned from the Japanese experience and ...

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Representatives of the apparel, footwear, and textile industries in many countries are deeply ...

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It was found by research that even the most experienced exporters express lack of confidence in ...

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After the research effort has zeroed in on potential markets, there is no substitute for a personal ...

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"Export selling" involves tailoring various elements of the marketing mix to global market requirements.

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The terms "export selling" and "export marketing" are interchangeable.

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Switzerland exports 51 percent of their GDP, compared to the United States which exports only 14 percent.

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What are the major differences between global, foreign, and local consumer culture positioning? Why ...

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The world's best-known cosmetics companies are setting sights on a lucrative new market segment: the ...

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After evaluating the identified segments, decisions have to be made whether to pursue a particular ...

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Discuss the basics of a framework for selecting target markets highlighting the salient features of ...

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What important lessons did Virgin chief executive Richard Branson learn in the mid-1990s when he ...

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What are some of the pitfalls in assessing market potential and choosing target markets or segments?

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Due to globalization "it is a small world after all." Also, vast scale migration of populations due ...

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What is psychographic segmentation, and how do marketers use it in targeting different world markets?

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The strategy that identifies a brand as a symbol of a particular global segment is known as:

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The world's best-known cosmetics companies are setting their sights on a lucrative new market ...

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Which of the following is true of advertising for the Heineken and Foster's brands in the United States?

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When a marketer understands that a product satisfies a buyer's rational criteria while also evoking ...

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Consumers shopping for high-touch products, such as fine perfume, are generally energized by ________ motives.

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Which of the following is generally true about the marketing of high-touch products such as fine ...

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Some of Body Shop's recent advertising has emphasized the difference between the company's ...

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Ads by BMW advertise it as the "ultimate driving machine" which is described as positioning based on:

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For years, ads for Volvo automobiles stressed safety features and protection in the event of a ...

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